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what you do is have regional even town based depots, so everyone will live pretty close. for those not paying attention, this is the sort of thing why Amazon doesnt record a profit, spending gobs on research and development. robots at the warehouses, robots for delivery, deals with the...

why do family come into it? where does this assumption come from? first, things dont necessarily cost less on Amazon, and often when they are they are through third parties. i've brought things through Amazon that are a quid or two more than elsewhere for the convenience. secondly, are you...

i know you dont agree, but its the reality of economics. i see you saying "if a company cant afford to pay higher wages they shouldnt be in business", but the unfortunate side effect that would negativly impact the people you intend to help. either the business does shut, or everything cost...

just because an employee receives a tax credit, it doesnt presume or even have any bearing on what the employer pays, what they think the role is worth or the market rate for that work. i assume from your position that where there are direct subsidies you would rather they were removed, along...

why is the higher price correct? why cant the cheaper price be correct? if a bacon sarnie is 10% more expensive, does one still even go to the cafe, or get them or stop and make a ham sandwich instead. the "going rate" is what it costs and what someone is willing to pay. Tesco, Sainsbury...

presumably all those that would be deemed only worth the living wage, at £7.65? a note on tax credits. that was an ruse to bring about state dependency amongst a large group of low paid. its daft, why not simply raise the tax/NI theasholds rather than bribe those workers with money they...

you shouldnt worry about this too much, in a few years they'll have robots doing all the picking. problems solved.